Fundamental data

Shares Structure Data provides insights into a company's equity distribution, highlighting ownership concentration and stakeholder influence. It helps assess corporate governance, control dynamics, and investor composition, offering a crucial perspective on market positioning and potential shareholder impact.

Shares Structure Data provides insights into a company's equity distribution, highlighting ownership concentration and stakeholder influence. It helps assess corporate governance, control dynamics, and investor composition, offering a crucial perspective on market positioning and potential shareholder impact.

Database tracks changes in shareholding and pledge information for directors, supervisors, and managers of publicly listed companies in Taiwan. The data is updated monthly, with information released by the 15th of each month for the previous month's changes. The database provides detailed information on the number of shares held, pledged, and held in trust by insiders, as well as the changes in these holdings.

SBL information offers insights into securities borrowing activities, providing data on loan balances, fee rates, and volumes that reflect market demand and short-selling trends. Unlike margin trading data, which primarily captures retail investors leveraging funds, SBL data emphasizes institutional activities involving direct securities borrowing, offering a clearer view of their strategies and market impact.

In the stock market, the shareholding ratio of directors has always been a key indicator for investors. Changes in insider holdings often signal their confidence in the company’s future development and have potential impacts on stock prices. However, identifying meaningful changes in shareholding ratios from vast data can be challenging for investors.

According to the latest data compiled from 2023 annual reports of Taiwan's listed companies by TEJ Group Observer, the total asset size of Taiwan's top 100 business groups continues to grow, albeit at a significantly slower pace compared to previous years, with an annual increase of only 3%. Under the influence of the global economic downturn, the revenue and profit figures of these top 100 groups have shown a significant decline compared to 2022, with revenue falling by 7.9% and operating profit plunging by 25%.